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Bydel Greenwheel was an American alternative rock band formed by friends Ryan Jordan, Brandon Armstrong, Andrew Dwiggins, Douglas Randall, and Marc Wanninger in November 1998.

In 2000, the group renamed themselves Greenwheel began performing at various venues in New York City in support of the new Springer-produced demo CD.

Island Records signed Greenwheel as a result of the demo and their performances in New York.

Greenwheel returned to Nashville and they completed recording on their major-label debut album in 2001.

In 2001 Greenwheel began an aggressive touring schedule.

In June and July 2002, Greenwheel played 10 shows alongside Injected and Default.

Following the tour with Our Lady Peace, Greenwheel toured as the opening act for Blindside and Hoobastank.

Melissa Etheridge covered Greenwheel's "Breathe", and the song was selected as the first single off her 2004 release, Lucky.

Etheridge's cover version of "Breathe" went on to reach the Top 10 on the radio charts in three different formats, as well as earn a Grammy Award nomination for the Greenwheel cover.

Greenwheel worked with producer Jim Wirt in early 2004 on 16 new songs for a second full-length release on Island Records.

Greenwheel was not permitted to release tracks from the Electric Blanket sessions for sale, but the band made the unreleased tracks available through a media player on their official website.

The new release was accompanied by Greenwheel's five-month-long "Bridges for Burning Tour".

Although both Greenwheel and Go Van Gogh had the same band members, the band members insisted the two bands would coexist as separate entities with different musical styles.